PETA’s Victories and Accomplishments

PETA teamed up with the Illinois Department of Conservation to stop a young boy from illegally selling turtles on Facebook.

After speaking with PETA, a South Carolina restaurant has agreed to stop hosting weekly goldfish racing events!

Williams-Sonoma stopped promoting foie gras recipes on their website!

Dieste, the 48th largest ad agency in the U.S., confirmed that it won’t ever use great apes in its ad campaigns!

A Michigan fair has made the compassionate decision to stop giving away live animals as prizes!

Morningstar Properties, one of the largest self-storage companies in the country, agreed to ban the use of glue traps!

A massive airport terminal was being demolished while wild birds were nesting and living inside it, so we contacted officials, who quickly located the birds and ensured that they were humanely moved to safety.

After PETA heard about cruel classroom biology experiments at a Michigan high school, PETA was able to convince administrators to stop these experiments in favor of compassionate methods.

After hearing from PETA, Westport Properties, which operates US Storage Centers, agreed to remove glue traps and ban their use!

Following an extensive campaign by PETA and its international affiliates, Philippine Airlines announced that it will not transport primates to laboratories!

After hearing from PETA, Yankee One Dollar made the compassionate decision to remove glue traps from its shelves!

Barkley, the 42nd-largest ad agency in the U.S., has agreed to sign PETA’s Great Ape Humane Pledge, committing to leaving great apes out of all future ad campaigns.

In 2010, PETA filed a complaint against the Colorado Serum Company and in 2013 the USDA fined the company $7,000 for AWA violations.

100% Pure, a natural products company, pledged not to sell its products in China until the requirements for tests on animals for cosmetics are lifted.

Juice Beauty ended sales in China until the government’s requirements for tests on animals for cosmetics are lifted